Hi there Nilbert!
This document/cartoon is a<span> secondary source because it is most likely something someone drew after whatever event that took place and was not by someone involved in the event.
A primary source is a source created by the person/people involved in a historical event. This includes things like:
</span><span>artifacts
</span><span>documents
</span>diaries
<span>manuscripts
</span>etc...
A secondary source is one that was created by somebody that was not involved in a historical event and are generally things like articles and textbooks.
-Your friend, <span>ASIAX </span><span> </span><span>Frequent Answerer</span>
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Today, the advancement of technology offers media professionals a wide range of possibilities to develop their communication process: be it through images, videos, sounds and other digital tools, it seeks to incite the viewer, to captivate and generate a larger audience.
Thus, presenters make use of these tools, within which audio, as a direct inciter of the sense of hearing, seeks to generate sounds (be it ambient sounds, background or foreground music, for example) that generate the necessary attraction to captivate the audience.
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does it give you anything else that could give u a clue of who it is
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